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Read Wickett & Craig English Bridle reviews and experiences shared by the Patina Project community. See real feedback on quality, fit, durability, and how these products perform over time.
7 reviews
Not much to say honestly, it's a solid PNW boot
Frank's Front Range in Wickett & Craig Chestnut English BridleBy evsnova74 • April 5, 2025"When I first started wearing these the orange hue seemed kind of loud. But after a few weeks they mellowed out to a nice reddish brown. They're quite supportive since Frank's lines all non work leathers. A few months into this I did condition the vamps and counter covers with heated neatsfoot oil, which at first looked like I dyed them dark but they lightened up quite a bit in the following weeks...."Read the full review
Frank's the TANKS!
Frank's Wilshire in Wickett & Craig Chestnut English BridleBy cherninHVAC • November 14, 2024"Being that I've only worn them thrice, I can already tell that that will develop a desired patina...."Read the full review
4 months in and here we are
Frank's Front Range in Wickett & Craig Chestnut English BridleBy evsnova74 • February 23, 2025"I had the leather choice down to English bridle chestnut or oiled Latigo chestnut, and felt that I couldn't go wrong with either one. Ultimately I went with the EB chestnut because I didn't have any boots in that shade, and figured that after the oiled Latigo in that color aged it would end up just looking like any other brown boot. I later found an amazing pair in this leather from last year's dome that just solidified my choice. It seems plenty durable for me, scratches and scuffs reveal a lighter orange color underneath, and after oiling them they've mellowed to a nice almost burgundy hue. Frank's lines all of their non work leathers so it's plenty stiff even after a few months of wear. All in all I'm quite happy with the selection...."Read the full review
Nicks handmade take on an engineer boot
Nicks StationMaster in Wickett & Craig Black English BridleBy seanbear1 • April 4, 2025"Leather was tough at the start and then slowly started to become nice and supple..."Read the full review
What a great pair of boots and a fun experience competing in the Dome!!
Nicks DomePro in Wickett & Craig Tan English BridleBy woutvafan • April 3, 2024"The leather has held up great even in our wet pacific northwest weather throughout the winter months. The leather darkened over time but not a significant amount. I love how they have changed through the process. The break-in took about a week and a half and no major issues. I brushed the boots almost daily and conditioned with Smiths every 4 to 6 weeks...."Read the full review
The relationship is still in its infacy
Nicks DomePro in Wickett & Craig Tan English BridleBy ChrisBurns670 • April 8, 2024"The leather is really thick so initial break in took a bit. I put in almost 700 hours of wear, so they are quite comfortable now. Regular brushing and cleaning/conditioning about every 2 month with Smiths. The leather has developed some patination: rolls on the ankles and toes and some ripples, with crocking from my jeans on the rolls. The leather has darkened somewhat, but not as dramatically as natural veg tan...."Read the full review
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